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Photo ID: 1428432
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Would be great to catch a ride (or dive) on this hot rod. This -21 series previously flew with Allegiant Air. |
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Photo ID: 1360793
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Photo ID: 1184607
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Jumping out of a Cessna is just plain boring ... why not do it with style? Taking off with this DC-9 'pocket rocket' on this short and narrow runway may be even more fun than jumping out at 13,000 feet. Too bad I didn't see any movement there, because the fence is right next to the runway. Should be fun to watch! |
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Photo ID: 1158242
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Taxiing back to its stand this DC-9 has just finished its first day of commercial skydiving after recent certification. |
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Photo ID: 1158240
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) After recent certification as a commercial skydiving platform, this DC-9 is seen touching down after its final flight of the day. |
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Photo ID: 0773441
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Del 05/01/1969 to Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) as SE-DBO "Siger Viking" is now operated by Perris Valley Skydiving and seen parked at Perris Valley Airport while awaiting certification for parachute drops. |
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Photo ID: 0773440
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Del 05/01/1969 to Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) as SE-DBO "Siger Viking" has seen many operators during its 36 year history and the pilots that sat up front had this wonderful office from which to fly this little beauty. |
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Photo ID: 0354032
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) The -21 was known as the hot-rod DC-9, because it had the fuselage (and therefore weight) of the -10 series nine, but the wings and engines of the larger -30 series. Not many were built, and all started life with Scandinavian. Several made it out of Scandinavia to the US and were operated by ValuJet and Allegiant Air. Allegiant Air have now retired their -21 to Victorville, where it can be seen with a 757, a TWA 717 and a former American/Reno Air MD-80 in the background |
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Photo ID: 0338478
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Ex SAS DC-9 stored along with a B757 and a B767. Also visible in the background is a JAL B747-300 being prepared for storage |
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Photo ID: 0228170
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Photo ID: 0184050
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Photo ID: 0161876
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Now, this is not something I saw everyday in Tulsa.....DC-9-21s are a rarity anywhere in the world, so I couldn't resist to shoot a few slides on this one! Slide scanned by Gary C. Orlando |
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Photo ID: 0093641
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N127NK (cn 47361/488) Ex SAS (SE-DBO) Arrives in Long Beach from Las Vegas. |
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Photo ID: 0083606
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Photo ID: 0066990
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